Process safety
Description
Process safety: how to avoid catastrophic events in the oil and gas industry?
The BP Macondo well blowout, the catastrophic fire at Chemiepack in Moerdijk and the oil spill from a flowline in Shell's Gannet field in the North Sea: serious Process Safety incidents still regularly make world news. They keep reminding the industry of a continued need to improve performance.
What can be done to avoid these catastrophic events from happening? Shell has made Asset Integrity Process Safety Management an integral part of its global safety policy. In his role as global Shell Group Process Safety manager, Paul Buijsingh will share initiatives that Shell took to improve performance. Part of the evening will be an interactive workshop, giving you the opportunity to learn about the following elements:
- The Process Safety Framework
- Critical requirements
- Leadership training
- Chronic Unease
- Risk management capability
Process safety: how do we prevent disasters in the oil and gas industry?
The BP Macondo well tragedy, the fatal fire at Chemiepack in Moerdijk and an oil leak from a pipeline from Shell's Gannet field in the North Sea: process safety accidents are unfortunately still regularly in the (world) news. They remind the oil and gas industry that performance in this area needs to be continuously improved.
What can be done to prevent such catastrophes? Shell has made process safety and plant integrity an integral part of its safety policy. Paul Buijsingh is responsible for this within Shell worldwide. He will talk about the policies developed to improve performance. Part of the evening is an interactive workshop, where you can learn for yourself about, among other things:
- The framework for process safety
- Critical factors for success
- Leadership training
- Chronic discomfort
- Risk management
Location
Prinsessegracht 23, 2514 AP The Hague
Organiser
Oil and Gas Technology
Name and contact details for information
Herman van der Meyden